OK so I have a few questions regarding age, body chemistry, sweet spot, and use of body cleaners:
My body in some areas seem to be more on the acidic side. Does this affect the pheros and the strenght I should be using?
How do I determine the threshold for sweet sport/dosage of the social pheros? Any specific things to watch out for? What about Ammo? I know it can be easy with using A314, TUTH.
Do different version and batches of the products have any significance? Should I include them in my reports?
Can I stick applying and layering the Pheros to the head area (neck, behind ears, upper chest, hair), since in Winter time the wrists, sleeves will be covered up, and I don’t want to spray on clothes (since it may stain).
Given #1, I tend to use regular body washes and hair products. Is that still ok? (probably will get answered with #1).
Indoor vs Outdoor Applications… should there be a difference?
I went through the forum and been finding lots of answers on my other questions, but I want to make sure I am not wasting precious pheromones.
My body in some areas seem to be more on the acidic side. Does this affect the pheros and the strenght I should be using? can you clarify? or perhaps someone else has experience on this.
How do I determine the threshold for sweet sport/dosage of the social pheros? Any specific things to watch out for? What about Ammo? I know it can be easy with using A314, TUTH. start on day 1 with using nothing. record your hits; this will be your base for comparison. on day 2, use 1 spray. record your hits. on the next day, increase your dose and record. continue and repeat, do this for each product. the socials don’t really go overboard, your sweet spot will be when you find a comfortable setting. be careful with ammo, a314, and tuth. when you od and nothing really happens or you get negative results, you know you’ve gone too far and need to step it back.
Do different version and batches of the products have any significance? Should I include them in my reports? if you order the consumer line of products (ammo, a314, tuth, instant anything) generally no, but it doesn’t hurt. if you start to test the advanced products then yes, you should include that info.
Can I stick applying and layering the Pheros to the head area (neck, behind ears, upper chest, hair), since in Winter time the wrists, sleeves will be covered up, and I don’t want to spray on clothes (since it may stain). that’s a common and wise thing to do. see #6.
Given #1, I tend to use regular body washes and hair products. Is that still ok? (probably will get answered with #1). this is fine. sorry for not answering #1 haha.
Indoor vs Outdoor Applications… should there be a difference? depends on how humid and hot it is outdoors. if you sweat a lot you may want to keep it on your wrists or somewhere that the sweat won’t affect. indoors you can use anywhere you feel is right.
I should’ve used the word SKIN instead of body. Some areas of my skin tend to have a high pH. For example, sometimes my watches and rings will get a little tarnish, or the leather watch bands would wear our a bit faster than usual. Also, my glasses have to be dipped with an extra coating to prevent it from discoloring where it contacts my skin.
I am well aware of this technique. I guess my question was more specific to the particular signs of OD on the social products and AMMO. The signs are pretty much clear with -none products.
skin ph: educated wild guess here based on that info but i think that may be from sweat. on a hot day my watch sometimes gets a little damp on the underside and the nosepads on my glasses get a bit slippery, even without me doing anything. if this is the case, you can avoid these areas for application. if you think this is not the case and you have naturally acidic skin, i’m not too sure on the science of skin but my guess is that it may break down the pheros faster, thereby affecting the length of effectiveness but not necessarily the actual effectiveness. again, you can find new app points. (hair for socials, elbows for other products)
od: it’s hard to od with socials unless you go crazy. the product spaceland is basically a high dose of a-nols and it’s reported to make people space out. the one thing i could see with social od is the scent. 20 sprays of ishine may make you and others feel great, but 20 sprays of neroli will make you smell too strong for a while, thus negating any effects (since hardly anyone will want to be around you).
ammo has -none in it too, only it’s well buffered, more so than tuth. in this case the od doesn’t involve necessarily negative effects, but rather a lack of effects. i’m 22 and if i use too much buffered -none around girls my age, my sig will go way over their heads. this is called ghosting. when i see that girls who were interested in me at 2 sprays suddenly aren’t the same at 7 or 9 sprays, i know i’ve ghosted. other than the scent and the smell of disappointment, there’s no negative effects.
You can’t OD in the true sense of the word but yau can still over-do it with some socials. Too much IS can give you headaches & leave you drained. Overindulge with IH and you may find your verbal diarrhoea leads you to reveal a tad more than you intended
The trick with the socials & finding your sweet spot is to be observant with hits & subtle changes in peoples behaviour. With to few sprays you see nothing and once you begin to notice hits stop… There’s no point in going over 3 sprays if you get results with 3 sprays…don’t waste your precious phero’s
